Grammatical Inference: Some of the Questions Out There

Start: Tuesday, June 10, 2008, 01:00PM

Location: 325b ITE

Abstract: Grammatical Inference is a field concerned with learning grammars given data about a language. In this talk we survey some of the questions being addressed by researchers in the field. Some of these are now classical and have been looked into for some time, others are more recent:

understanding the models and the paradigms: what does polynomial language learning mean?
learning more complex families of languages
scaling up and using grammatical inference in applications

Tags: natural language processing, language, learning

Host: Tim Oates


	UMBC eBiquity Events / Talks Grammatical Inference: Some of the Questions Out There OWL metadata Update record		Grammatical Inference: Some of the Questions Out There Tweet Speaker: Colin de la Higuera Start: Tuesday, June 10, 2008, 01:00PM Location: 325b ITE Abstract: Grammatical Inference is a field concerned with learning grammars given data about a language. In this talk we survey some of the questions being addressed by researchers in the field. Some of these are now classical and have been looked into for some time, others are more recent: understanding the models and the paradigms: what does polynomial language learning mean? learning more complex families of languages scaling up and using grammatical inference in applications Tags: natural language processing, language, learning Host: Tim Oates ,